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В Нагорно-Карабахской Республике готовятся отметить тройной праздник 9 мая - День победы в Великой Отечественой войне, освобождения города Шуши и создания Армии обороны НКР.

Как сообщает собкор АрмИнфо в Степанакерте, нынешний праздник отмечен двумя юбилеями - 20-летием освобождения Шуши и создания Армии обороны НКР. Столица республики - Степанакерт, город Шуши, райцентры и другие населенные пункты приводятся в праздничный вид. В Степанакерте осуществляется посадка деревьев, санитарная очистка и благоустройство. Именно в столице пройдет основная часть праздничных мероприятий, на центральной площади "Возрождение" состоится большой военный парад, беспрецедентный по вовлеченности техники и личного состава.
С не меньшим размахом идет благоустройство Шуши, здесь также ведутся работы по озеленению, асфальтируются определенные участки дорог. Около памятника-танка неподалеку от Шуши строится пандус для инвалидов войны, благоустраивается территория памятника.


В работах участвуют ведомства, учреждения, образовательные заведения, военнослужащие. Благоустаивается въездная дорога в Шуши. По словам мэра города Карена Авагимяна, основное праздничное мероприятие с названием <Свадьба в горах> пройдет 8 мая, в сквере вблизи крепостных стен Шуши.

Премьер-министр НКР Ара Арутюнян утверждает, что через пять лет Шуши станет современным городом. В ближайшем будущем планируется переместить сюда ряд государственных учреждений и судебных структур, откроются филиалы аграрного университета Армении и профтехучилища. Все это направлено на возрождение прежней исторической, образовательной и культурной славы Шуши.

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